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ADJUSTMENTS.

aUSEUM--THE BENNETT & MOULTON COMPANY.
The Bennett e. Moulton Opera Company be-
gan two weeks engagement at the Museum
noon and "Girofe- Girofa" in the evening. At
both performances the audiences filled the thea
ter, and for the first time this season, at this
house, the advance sale for the entire week is
very large. The company have justified their
claim of giving entertaining productions Of
comic opera at popular prices. Without having
any great artists, it has thirty ladies and gentle
men who sang we'll and acted spirtedIy, while
the comedy features were brought prominently
forward. There are bright and pretty costum-
ing, and a double orchestra, under the direction
of lady, Miss Emma Steiner. Miss Della Fox
the prima donna. a clever actress, and has a
sweet, well-trained voice. Her "Olivette' is de-
cidedly piquant and pleasing In the company,
Also are Mr. Charles A. Bieelow, really funny
comedian Mr.. Robert Nodine, well known
tenor; Mr.. Frank Nelson, Miss Edith Barton.
Miss Sadie Cushman and other talented people.
They give opera in An attractive form. The re-
pertoire for the remainder of the week is as fol-
lows: This and Friday afternoons, PIRATES of
Penzance;" to night, Queens Lace Handker
chief" Wednesday afternoon, sGirofe Girofia"
night, Bohemian Girl" Thursday 1.-THE Mika-
do" and 'Chimes Of Normandy" Friday even
ing, FRA Davolo;" Saturday. Bohemian Girl'
and "Olivette."
THE CASINO.
The Casino was crowded again last night. The
ring performance was in many respects the best
that has been given since the opening of this
new amusement resort Among attractions tina,
will continue during the remainder of the week
are several well-known circus performers and
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Relics of Memorable Battles.

Capt. D. D. Long of this city, who command
ed company in the First Regiment Ohio Vol
unteers during the Mexican war, has sword, a
memento of that conflict, which he will furnish
to the warrelic department of the military fair
and carnival. John B. Sullivan another soldier
of that war, has grape-shot made of copper.
which he picked up on the battlefield of Buena
Vista. Captain Long also has some copies of 8
newspaper called the American Pioneer. pub
lshed at Monterey by the soldiers while occu-
plying the city. Captain Many requests that
persons having war relics that they will allow to
be exhibited at the fair leave them with him at
the township trustees Office. He will guarantee
their safekeeping and return to the owners.
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The county auditor, the Commissioners, Town
ship Trustee Many and Representatives Griffths
and Schley were in consultation, last night, con-
eerning the judgment of $72, 600, in round fig
rres, which the county is required to pay the l..
ID. & s. railroad, under the recent decision of
the Supreme Court. The Judgment is for $685.
355 II, but it Is understood a reduction is per-
united on the difference between tho levy and
she amount of money actually collected under
3he donation voted by Center township to the
indiana & Illinois Central, Of which the l.. D. &
o. became successor. in meeting this sum two
plans were suggested to the gentlemen last even
ing-one to borrow on time warrants and the
ether to levy tax on tho assessment Of 1887 1t
was decided that tho latter is the better way, as
{ will save more than 81, 600 in interest A bill
will be presented to the Legislature authorizing
aleyy, for enc year only. OF IL cents on the sl0o
Tor this purpose 1t will be, virtually. enact
ment of the law of 1885, under which the work
house tax was collected,
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TO-DAY'S DOINGS.

Rev. DR.. Courtney's special mission services, Grim.
inal Court room at noon, and Christ Church at
o'clock p. NJ and 7:3O o'clock p NJ.
Mrs. Ewings lecture.to ladies. delicate Desserts
Plymouth Church, 2:30 o'clock Pm
Entertainment at Sixth Christian Church, evening
The Musenm--Bennett & Moulton's Opera Company
in Pirates of Penzance" afternoon, and Queen S
Lace Handkerchief, evening.
The Casno-Acrobatic speciaties evening
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speciality artistes and the programme is one
that affords much amusement to lovers of the
acrobatic show.

acrobatic show.
NOTES.
There was large advance sale yesterday for
the performance of ''Erminie, by the Lyra So
ciety, the last three nights Of the week.
Mr.. T. j. Cash is in the city arranging for the
appearance of Frederic Bryton in Forgiven
at the Grand the first part Of next week.
The advance sale Of seats will begin at the
box-of6ce of English's to-day for the appearance
Of Evans Hoey in Hoyt's great success, "A
Parlor Match" the latter part of the week. The
piece ID full Of fun, music and excitement, and
has always been popular here.
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A Parole Revoked by the Governor.

Governor Gray yesterday revoked the parole
of Marvin Kuhns, sentenced to the northern
prison from Noble county, June 4, 1884, for
stealing horse. He was to serve FIVE years
but last June, on condition that he would be-
have himself, return to his fathers home and
not drink, the Governor paroled him. Recently
Kuhns was rearrested for grand larceny, and
this led to the revocation of the parole, at the
request Of the prosecuting attorney.
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The best patterns Of folding beds at VIM. J..
Esxsgs,
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SEE the low prices on dinner and chamber
sets at Schrader's china store.
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Low Rates to De Funiak Springs, Fla, and Return
The Louisville & Nashville railroad will make
special low rate to those wishing to attend the
Gulf Coast Convention Southern Forestry Con
gress at De Funiak Springs. Fla Rates. from
Cincinnati, $40 80; Louisville, $2l 50; Evans
vile, S2l- 49, tickets sale Feb to March &c,
good for return passage until April Z. For tick
cts and information apply to nearest ticket
agent, or G. E. OSBORN,
TRAY. Pass. Aet, 46 s. Illinois ST., Indianapolis.
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ALWAYS TN ORDER.

That is why we do not hesitate
again to call your attention to our
great sale of MUSLIN UNDER
WEAR.
In this connection we wish to re-
mark that our stock Of these goods,
as we announced them the other day,
though complete, does not preclude
us from having additions of every
novelty as fast as they come out.
Such is the case. We have added
to this stock since we last spoke
about it.
The weather has not been good,
and has doubtless kept many from
taking advantage of these great bar.
gains who otherwise would.
Therefore it is that we again call
attention to this GREAT UNDER
WEAR SALE before we pass on to
other things.
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Powder and Dynamite.

We are agents for Etna dynamite, American
Dead shot and Warren powder; also, blasting
powder. Can supply any of above goods in large
or small quantities at manufacturers prices
Send for catalogue and prices.
HILDEBRAND & FUGATE,
Hardware and Cutlery, No. 80 South Meridian
street, Indianapolis
Daily Republican., 1887-06-23
UItra.Pa,riottc Bostonians.

Boron, June 22.-An attempt was
made about two o'clock this morning by
gang of nine men to pull down the fig.
ures of the lion and the unicorn which
decorate the front of the old State House.
Whoever fastened the ropes to the effigies
was evidently familiar with the building.
The side door was forced, and access to
the roof was gained When the roof is
reached, the distance to the figures men
toned is encompassed with many dangers
but they seemed to have been brsved by
at least two men, one of whom fastened q
rope to the lion, and another man rope
TO the unicorn.
The basement Is occupied by the Mu.
tusl District Telegraph Company, which
Is open all night. The marauders locked
the Mutual District employees In before
attempting their wcrk. The manager
noticed the unusual sight OF number oil
men in the street pulling at ropes, and
availed himself of side door which the
invaders did lot know of. AS soon as he
made his appearance the men at the ropes
fled. A detail Of climbing" tiremen was
Necessary to remove the lines from the
figures. The action wae of course intin-
ately connected with the antagonistiC
feeling toward the celebration of the
Queens jubilee in Faneuil Hall last
night.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-23
sREVITiEs.

Tho cheapest hag house in the city
Ru,nford Bros.' AOA Market street.
Turtle and clam soup at Fullmer's.
Meals from 7 to midnight ct Fullmer's
Roast dinners q speciality at Fullmer's.
Broiled spring chicken at fullmcr's.
Devfled and stewed crabs at Fuilmer's.
Ice cold salt oysters at Fullmer's.
Fried oysters at Fuilmer's.
Planned and sstewed oysters at Fullmer's
Try Bush's coal you VIII like n
Smoke Durstein's Key West &c. cigars.
Order show cases ct Durstein's, 2lb King.
Try Buehs coal you Will SURELY Ike a.
". J. KimDie, grocer, snd and Just,son.
Miilard v. Davts', ;swaisr, Q E. 2ud stree,
Ofty Lauad-y, Sixth and ShipIey sttss,
Zine 10 X. Kings, at HAMS. 10 X. Yorrsb
y. Hoop Smith, druggist, 18th and King
Gall and SEQ tho famous oil stove at
Plckels' stove store.
Yerger's, Gl9 Shiploy street, is the leading
place tor picture frames In this city.
window screens and doer screens made at
Yerger's, 4l9 Shipley street.
Gall and see the Daisy oil stove at Pickels'
stove store, East Fourth street.
Soft shell crabs received daily ut Harper
Bros. II East Fourth stroet.
Best family -four e6.6o por Dbl. at Kemble's
Second and Justison sts.
Gall aud SEQ the quick meal Gasoline
Stoves .. Pickels' stove store, East Fourth
street.
Murphey Son, 800 Shipley street, take
tho lea In tirst claes furniture tn this city. .
Gall AID examine our stoo OK.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-23
The Rebmau Librsray Excursion.

The arrangements for the excursion
of tue R-bmsn Library Association to
Birmin CHAM Park on July 4th are now
complete, and the committe are leaving
nothing undope 10 make the excursion
one to be long remen bercd. The
grounds have been put In exsellent
condition, . numb hno swings have
put up and several beats have been
placed In the river for the accom- mmoda.
t.en of those who wish to take q ride
on the sparkling waters Of the Brandy.
wine. The stage has been made double
tho s,zs OF lat season, and the floor has
been put IN excellent condition making
1t the finest pavilion for dancing In this
section of the country. These grounds
are now seooId to none for e1cur-
sion purposes. Tho railroad company
have made arrangements to furnish
first class passenger coaches. and are
sparipg DO pairs to make this popular
reaort more attractive than ever. No
Intoxicating drinks of any kind will
be- sold on the Rrounde. Professor AL.
terl's full orchestra will furnish the
mnsic for tho occasion, ard those who
wish to spend q day OF solid enjoyment
aud catch the breeze from the pure
waters of the Brand y wine should no,
fail to attend.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-23
Civil War Likely In Honolulu.

FAN FRANCISCO, June 22.-Indica.
tions are growing plsiner that tho
rivalry OF American capitalists who de
sire to control the sugar trade OF the
Sand wich Islands Is likely 10 plunge
the Kingdom Of KAlekaua into civil
war. The clearance papers at the San
Francisco Custom House show thnt the
steamer Australia, which sailed yester.
day for Honolulu, carried large Quau
tity of arms and ammunition. THIS is
considered as very significant when
taken into Consideration with the revo.
lutionary feeling that is said to exist In
the Hawaiian Islands. The shipments
include eighty cases, In which were
nearly 1000 Winchester repeating rifles
and l64, 900 cartridges. The articles
were consien ned to old missionary mer.
chants. 1t Is among this element OF the
populatios that tho most revolutionary
feeling exists. Large shipments OF
arms and ammunition have slso been
made to Honolulu by sailing vessels.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-23
Notice to the Badness N on and r. 0perty
Owners Of wiimington. Dol.

The best protection for tin and iron
roots, iron fences and damp walls is q
matter that is Of interest to builders and
property owners generally. But to rec
onci'e the conflicting stories Of competi-
tors In business, or to get at the solid
facts, is thing of great Importance, and
upon this conclusion very much depends.
The facts are these: Roof painting is
plain work, not that kind that requires
skilled workmen TO do, and is the kind
OF work that few first-class house paint.
ers do not care to do, consequently 1t
usually fal 8 to the apprentice boys lot to
do 1t, or 1t Is frequently given to the tin
smith, who likewise sends his apprentice,
who coates 1t over with o paint that Ia
little better in quality than stain OF
polkberry juice, and in q few years the
roof is rusted or rotted in holes. Then
the tenant complains and the owner looks
for the man that makes leaky roof water
tight, paints them, &c. In this rusted
leaky and rotten condition, the man thai
makes roof-painting q speciality IL at once
engaged to put the roof in repair; ht
does the best be can with hopeless case
hut ere long the roof again springs leak,
then the tinker is sent for, and he fndi
1t hopeless case, and he condemns the
paint last put on for all the trouble
which lie very unfair, and besides ht
knows 1t is untrue, but It serves his pur
pose to drive out of the market o paini
that he cannot control, and that he
knows in his heart is double and fre
quently three times as durable. This II
one of the difficulties honest men with ar
honest business have to encounter, but ai
the proof of the pudding Ia in the eating
thereof, we only ask you to give Bruce'i
Excelsior Elastic roof paint fair trial
and We will bury these ecunningly contrac
ted lies 20 deep that we trust they vii
never have resurrection. Very respect
fully yours, WIN. f. BRUCE. Residence
lilo B street; office, 303 Poplar street
Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-23
A Murderer Survives tho GalIows.

RICHMOND, June 22.-The Christian
Advocate, the local organ of the Metho
dists, publishes rumOr that Jeter Phil
lips, who was executed on the 22d of July
1870, at Henrico Court House for the
murder of his wife, was afterwards re
suscitated and is still alive.
Phillips father lived In Isle of Wight
county, and there are number of people
in that vicinity who do not believe be was
hung till dead. The coffin was taken
down on the James river boat for burial
at the old homestead, but there Is nc
grave In the family burying ground and
nobody knows where 1t was inferred. 1t
is said that the body was carried hur-
rieGly from the gallows to a. house In
Rockets; that ten thousand dollars was
paid for some other purpose than legal
fees and expense OF the defense, and that
a preacher present at the District Con
ference personally knows that Jeter
Phillips Is alive.
Phillips was hanged for the murder OF
his wife. He droye her out into the woods
in e buggy, killed her In secluded place
and hid her body In the bushes.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-23
100000
Expect the Very Finest Suit 3
Expect Lower Prices than
Ever;
Expect save $5,$8 Or $40.

No wonder people respon nd
in such crowds to our Gre at
Bargains. Their faces as
we'll as bundles show what
they think of the pric ces.
Easy enough to cut higher
prices down: to cut Oak
Halls just prices means
more than that. A whole
room is spread with Q our
very best clothing: our
own make and unquestion pa.
bic qualities.
For Illustration:
$35 Suits (like SIS and
500 to order) down to S 80.
$35 and S32.5o Black and
Blue Corkscrews down to
$4,000 and $2S.oo.
$4,000 Suits down to
$500.
Fine Imported (Belgian)
Cloth Suits (such quality as
$40 buys to order) down to
SIS and S165o.
Another Lot OF our Best
All-Wool Black and White
CHECK Cashmere Suits (tor-
mer price $16.5o), down
they 60 to close them out at
l$12.oo. Nearly 200 Suits.
Black and Blue Sc rye
Suits (our manufacture)
lsI3.5o.
London Serge Suits,
Black, $I2.oo.
So to IS to be saved on
our Children's Fine Suits.
An abundance of Seer
suckers. Pongees, Alpacas
and other Thin Goods at
very lowest prices.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-23
soar.d with Rum and Water.

Two men, badly Intoxicated and
without coats or hats, knocked at sew
erai doors on Ninth street above Mon
roe, while the rain was falling IN Tor
rents last Wednesday morning, out
they we're unable to effect an entrance,
as tho inmates appeared to have no
sympathy for them. TO ADD 10 their
discom fort, II lady emp,ied pucket OF
water on their heads. Tney hnaiIy dis-
appeared, but who they were or where
they went TO has not been nscertaineo. :.
A f,w suoh dosas Of rum and water, we
imagine, would either Kill or cure
them.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-23
.BIandlx!ne Springs Hotel.

This old and favorite summer resort,
having been extensively enlarged and i'm
proved since last season, is now In every
respect fitted for popular aud delightful
retreat. Peculiarly adapted to seekers
after health, rest or recreation. Its oele-
brated mineral springs, highly impregna-
ted with iron and sulphur, have long
been sought by invalids, and thousands
have testified to their health restoring vir-
tues. The new b. & o. r. R. will take
passengers daily to its doors. Excursion
ist will find the Springs delightful place
to spend day in PLEASURE and enjoy
ment, and can be reached at small cost
by rail from any point between Philadel-
phia and Baltimore. Plenty of shade,
pure water and spacious lawn. Write or
call for terms.
R w. CROOKS, Man
Daily Republican., 1887-06-23
Neglect on tho B. a. r.

Complaint is made that the engineers
on the b. & p. Il. r. frequently neglect
to give the usual signal on approaching
Newlin's crossing ut the road leading
from the Newport pike to Green bank.
A little care on the part Of engineers IL
necessary to prevent accidents. and the
superintendent should give ord rs In
such q manner that they can be under
stood,
Daily Republican., 1887-06-23
Tel, mo Who You Go with.

There is q good old say ing, "Tell me
W ho you go with and I'll tell you wna'
you are" Never associate with per
son with an N. G. reputation. There "
another adaRe, "rell me who you puy
OF and III tell you who they are; II
you say at the Grand Central Depo'
you'll get credit for using good disore
tion.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-23
Excursion to Pennsgrove.

The 1. M. Sabbath School will make
an excursion to Pennsgrove to morrow or
the Susie Mccall, and all who wish tc
pass day pleasantly are invited to joiI
them. Persons holding tickets will find
them all right for the occasion. The
price is very moderate, while the arrange
meDts are ample for the accommodation
OF very large number.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-23
No Light

The lamp at the corner of Thornton
avenue aad Seventh street was not lit
last night, and the citizens In the vi.
cinity aek "Why this neglect on the
part Of the contractor" To be over.
looked on dark, duh night Is pArticu'
larly aggravatlng, and therefore the
above hint may serve for every one OF
the lamp lighters In our city.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-23
A Fatal Explosion AT Man chester.

plosion occurred in Roberts, Dale g. Co e
chemical works In this city to day, which
destroyed the building. The ruins took
fire and the flames spread to Pomona
Palace. Windows for miles around were
smashed by the force OF the explosion.
The explosion occurred in large re-
tort, the iron plates of which were blown
a great distance. Many houses near the
factory were partially demolished, and it ia
The burning ruins threw out an intense
heat, and the fremen found it impossible
to approach the fire. A large number of
workmen were scslded by the acid or in.
jured by the falling debris.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-23
sale OF Horses.

The sale Of horses by W. 7. Warner
ON Wednesday was quite we'll atte Dded.
and the youthful member Of tho hrIn OF
L. w. St.dhAm & Son was kept hard at
work up to 6 O'Clock p. m. In try Ing to
persuade every one to secure o great
bargain In horsef1esh. As result about
sixty horses were disposed OF at prices
ranging from SIS TO $27S. Only two or
three of the Texas ponies were offered,
as the prices obtained ware not sufh
ciently high to tempt the owners 70
part with the entire lot.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-23
Wilmington Commercial college.

This Institution will close the first
year Of Its existence on the Both inst.
when Mahlon B. Foster, Isaac H.
Worrell, W. 8. Quinby, A. Brown, II.
IS. Dure and j. Fl. Mendinhall will
graduate. The total enrolment of pu-
pills was 1885; cay session, 81; night ser.
sion. SO; making the year quite pros.
porous one. Exteneive improvsme ents
will be made during vacation and the
college will open the frst of Be ptember
with enlarged faculty and improved
facilities. 8 uGsnts are expected from
Ill parts Of tie peninsula.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-23
Entertainment,

st.. Paul's Y. P. Association will give
their closing enterts inment this even
ing. The committee hsve prepared q
very fine program, which will consist
of readings, recitations, instrumental
and vocal music. Special features OF
this entertainment will be fan drill
by q class of eight young ladies, and
music BY q choir OF twenty-four voices.
No admission will be charged. All are
invited.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-23
bAso Hall,

The following games were played
yesterday:
OhicAgo-Chicago, IL; Philadelphia, 3.
Pittsburg-Pittsburg, 2; New York, g.
Detroit-Detroit, IL: Washington, 4,
Boston-Boston, II; indianapolis, g.
Cleveland-Oleveland, 10; Louisville
IL. Ten inL ings.
Observation-Disclosures, 8; st. Louis, e.
Raltimore-Baltimore, 4; Brooklyn, 4
Bradford-Bradford, 9; Wilkesbarre,6 g.
Altoona-Altoona, IL; Reading, z.
Memphis-Memphis. 10; Oharle eston q
Daily Republican., 1887-06-23
OhOked Up.

The gutter on the south side OF Sew.
enth street, between Mad ison and Mon.
roe, was completely filled with sand
last night. It should be looked after
|immedi ately, In order to prevent dam
age to the property In the vicinity
should another heavy fall of rain occur.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-23
HoaierY.

Cranor & 90. are paying particular
attention to ladies' and children . fast
black hose. Goods recommended BY
this house can be relied upon. They
are also selling Q splendid half hose for
men worthy Of particular notice.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-23

Fireworks, wholesale md retail. at
Mrs. Ida r. MoCann's, Seventh and Tat
nall.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-23
Croannory,

eHILon's vIrALIzER 70 what you
need for Constipation, Loss Of Appe.
tite, Dizziness and oil symptoms OF
Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 70 cents per
bottle. Sold by y. b. Danforth, cor.
End and Market 6ts.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-23

! For lame back, side or chest, use
6hiloh's Porous Plaster. Price Is cts.
Sold by n. B. DAnfostb, cor. 2nd &
Market Ets.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-23
:, ,1mmigrstion.

june ss.-The r,pp,a't,cs report =.
Buresu of stAtla..c' .,Hc
.,,,se 10 immigra,tsioS11' ,sS1
|. isa'i s"nded May 81, ,Si leoa,
@,Srsnts Srr from Ireland IRELAND.
n ., $50 for the CORES, uS
1885, lssG. England ,nd IN !
| nj. have year against i 10
0r contributed AZ, 100, :
" Italy raised her quo,ss o,s =
C,s, During the mol,.n ',,,a
nirrsnts ip, arrived in ins lhls
as for the same period, p,
" s'S Of ss,43l. The total 6tal
n months ending MSy ga,,
compared with l4''oz-
Ease Of 76,74s'
Daily Republican., 1887-06-23

You never saw 80 many hats and
bonnets st one time as there are at 617
Market street. Importers sale.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-23

GROUP, wHooPING COUGH snd Bron.
chitis Immediately relieved BY Shiloh's
Care. Sold by NIB. DAaf0rth, cor. End
and Market Sts.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-23

When baby was sick, we gave her Castorla,
When She was n Child, she cried for Castoria
When she nee ame Miss, she clung 70 Castoria
When she had Children, che & We them Gas
toria.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-23

5000 hats and bonnets almost given
away; all consignment GOODS; must be
sold In two weeks. Mrs. Jacobs, Gil
Market street.